Exchange and cooperation across the strait has made Taiwan dependent upon the massive Chinese market and rise out of sluggish economic decline, while China was able to learn about more advanced scientific systems and to raise its level of cultural cultivation through cross-strait exchange.

I don't really think that's fair. The saying goes, "It's only when the granary is full that you can come to understand etiquette, and when you have food to eat and clothes on your back that you know the difference between honor and shame." When you have abundant material resources, you should start to accumulate wisdom, become civilized and more classy. Just having the money to buy airplane tickets doesn't mean anything.

Isn't that just the same - families which are materially better off, in which the parents are of a higher class. And then look at those who grow up in less robust, abnormal families. Aren't these mixed up young people more prone to crime?

It's commonly understood that material things don't decide a person's ability to think. Parents teach by example and self-cultivation is also key.

Yes, because it occurred to me that it wasn't worth it. That guy is not worth me bringing out the big guns. Although I was very angry, I was brought up with restraint and class!

Yeah, although the Ministry of Education has long called for "rounded education", in the hope that students are all able to develop in a rounded way in terms of their moral fortitude, their intellectual abilities, their physical strength and hard working nature, the ideal of it is a lot more substantial than the reality!

Don't you young people have any manners?

So actually, determining a customer's needs, for a salesperson, requires the very important quality of knowing how to listen.

I prefer powerful and energetic athletes like Nadal. They can run forever and never give up. Federer is great, but he's already 31 years old. Nadal, on the other hand, is still young and strong. He possesses an advantage when it comes to physical constitution and power. This is key when it comes to five set matches. In the end, when the athletes can barely move, it comes down to who's more fit.

How dignified is it to argue with people? The way I see it, they showed no consideration for anyone's feelings. Everyone loses face. And waking other people up so early-- it's uncivilized.